How does Twine fit in to the descriptions of Web 3.0 outlined in the aforementioned slides?
What features of Twine did you find most relevant to Web 3.0?
Twine organizes information in a way similar to Web 3.0. Twine organizes informations in different categories and allows user to share their updated information easily through bookmarklet. Users can use the bookmarlet function to share their interests to the group. After uploading the information, Twine will organize the information and link other information to the topic similar to the user's interest.
In Web 3.0, the database is organized into different categories which help users come up with the best result. After user enters the criteria in the search box, Web 3.0 would search in the collection of databases which connects to the criteria of the search. The structure of Web 3.0 agrees with the description of the search and link to the database. Linking data is the strength of Web 3.0.
I think the "my interests" feature on Twine matches with the characteristic of Web 3.0 because data is categorized into different my interests groups and user can easily find information that is related to their interests.
How does Twine fit in to the descriptions of Web 3.0 outlined in the aforementioned slides?
What features of Twine did you find most relevant to Web 3.0?
Twine organizes information in a way similar to Web 3.0. Twine organizes informations in different categories and allows user to share their updated information easily through bookmarklet. Users can use the bookmarlet function to share their interests to the group. After uploading the information, Twine will organize the information and link other information to the topic similar to the user's interest.
In Web 3.0, the database is organized into different categories which help users come up with the best result. After user enters the criteria in the search box, Web 3.0 would search in the collection of databases which connects to the criteria of the search. The structure of Web 3.0 agrees with the description of the search and link to the database. Linking data is the strength of Web 3.0.
I think the "my interests" feature on Twine matches with the characteristic of Web 3.0 because data is categorized into different my interests groups and user can easily find information that is related to their interests.